Sentence examples for experiences trying to figure from inspiring English sources
I went in on my own experiences, trying to figure out what I'd been doing wrong.
On his blog Charged, developer and journalist Owen Williams recently detailed his experience trying to figure out who or what kept overriding his brightness settings for his Philips Hue smart light bulbs.
"The biggest share of how people do this is they ask friends and family and then they go on a phone tag experience, trying to figure out which doctors accept their insurance.
"I've had a fairly long experience in trying to figure out how to communicate with the American people how to get this done," he said.
But the three nurses, with over 10 years experience, were too distracted trying to figure out the software they were using, they completely missed it.
Of course, therein lies the conundrum: as we've seen through Lindau's, Jordan's and Perez's experiences, young employees are themselves trying to figure out what they want from a job.
Moreover, by saying something like that he would be reminding the electorate that he knows how to think tactically about military strategies, while his opponent's only experience in combat has been trying to figure out how to beat Alan Keyes in the Illinois senate race, something anyone with the letter D (for Democrat) after his name would have been able to do easily.
2018 will be a year in which law firms experience ever greater frustration in trying to figure out how to organize their groups to best serve clients.
My husband isn't big on what are considered romantic gestures; most of the time, he experiences major panic when he's trying to figure out what gift to buy me and he's never really gone the roses-and-chocolates route for any holiday or birthday.
It'll also be about personal experience: I'm just another guy trying to figure out what to eat.
During the years that Wertheimer was recording his experiences at rock concerts, researchers in academia were trying to figure out models for crowd behavior.
